lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. the uk is calling on israel to show military restraint when it's with its war with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, the foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives . james preserving civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation in violence . violence. >> we have a duty, a duty to work together to prevent instability city from engulfing the region and claiming yet more lives . we must work together to lives. we must work together to prevent the tragic situation in gaza becoming a regional conflict, gaza becoming a regional conflict , because that gaza becoming a regional conflict, because that is exactly what hamas wants . us exactly what hamas wants. us trucks carrying humanitarian aid have now reached southern gaza. >> it's after the rafah crossing on the border with egypt was opened for the first time in tw

and lisa hartle . i'm first, here's the news. and lisa hartle. lisa hartle. >> here are the latest headlines. gaza has been hit by a fresh wave of airstrikes, a number of explosions have been seen after israel issued a warning to residents to leave the area. leaflets were dropped in the north of the strip , in the north of the strip, saying if they stayed, their life was in danger and they may be identified as terrorist sympathisers . earlier, prime sympathisers. earlier, prime minister benjamin netanyahu told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country . a do or die for his country. a second convoy carrying humanitarian aid had to abort a delivery into gaza. earlier, witnesses say they heard a blast and the sound of ambulances near the rafah crossing yesterday. 20 trucks delivered supplies to the strip after the border with egypt was opened for the first time in two weeks in london, thousands of people attended an israel solidarity rally in trafalgar square. the bring them

. night news with lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. the uk is calling on israel to show military restraint in its war with hamas . restraint in its war with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, the foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives . james cleverly civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference that efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation in violence. >> as we have a duty, a duty to work together to prevent instability from engulfing the region and claiming yet more lives . we must work together to lives. we must work together to prevent the tragic situation in gaza becoming a regional conflict, gaza becoming a regional conflict , because that gaza becoming a regional conflict, because that is exactly what hamas wants . the exactly what hamas wants. the trucks carrying humanitarian aid have now reached southern gaza . have now reached southern gaza. >> it's after the rafah crossing on the border

i'll see you after the news with my good friend lisa hartle . my good friend lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom . a promise to increase newsroom. a promise to increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from entering the country has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as latest figures show more than 537 people were intercept trying to cross the channel yesterday . to cross the channel yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. i've written to all of our ambassadors , all of our high ambassadors, all of our high commissioners and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk to help stop the abhorrent traffic ring of human lives across the english channel. >> be in no doubt, no doubt at all. our diplomats will redouble their effort to bring an end to this terrible terror , racial this terrible terror, racial injustice . injustice. >> earlier, the tory party chairman used

but first of all, a round up of the news from lisa hartle . from lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in theewsroom. the uk is calling on israel to show military restraint with its war in with with its war with hamas . with its war with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, addressing a peace summit in egypt , the addressing a peace summit in egypt, the foreign addressing a peace summit in egypt , the foreign secretary egypt, the foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation in violence. >> we have a duty , a duty to >> we have a duty, a duty to work together to prevent instability from engulfing the region and claiming yet more lives. we must work together to prevent the tragic situation in gaza to becoming a regional conflict because that is exactly what hamas wants . what hamas wants. >> trucks carrying humanity . an >> trucks carrying humanity. an aid have now reached southern gaza. it's a

i'll see you after the news with my good friend lisa hartle . my good friend lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom . a promise to increase newsroom. a promise to increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from entering the country has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as latest figures show more than 537 people were intercept trying to cross the channel yesterday . to cross the channel yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. i've written to all of our ambassadors , all of our high ambassadors, all of our high commissioners and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk to help stop the abhorrent traffic ring of human lives across the english channel. >> be in no doubt, no doubt at all. our diplomats will redouble their effort to bring an end to this terrible terror , racial this terrible terror, racial injustice . injustice. >> earlier, the tory party chairman used

but first of all, a round up of the news from lisa hartle . from lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in theth its war with hamas . with its war with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, addressing a peace summit in egypt , the addressing a peace summit in egypt, the foreign addressing a peace summit in egypt , the foreign secretary egypt, the foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation in violence. >> we have a duty , a duty to >> we have a duty, a duty to work together to prevent

lisa hartle. >> it's 432. i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom.e with the tory chairman waving flip flops featuring sir keir starmer's face during his speech, suggesting the labour leader doesn't have a clear position on issues affecting the country. greg hands described the opposition as a party that's incapable of running anything well while also saying the conservatives will be underdogs at the next general election . at the next general election. meanwhile the tax is set to be a key topic at the four day event, but the prime minister has so far refused to commit to any cuts . rishi sunak says his focus cuts. rishi sunak says his focus is on halving inflation because it impacts the poorest, the most . on a visit to burnley ahead of today's gathering, the pm insisted his approach is deeply . conservative outside protesters have been gathering in manchester, calling for an end to the conservative government . some are holding government. some are holding signs reading bring down the tories and free the north. others are protesting against the min

and our london reporter lisa hartle is there for us to tell us more. lisa hello .ep the memories and the thoughts of the memories and the thoughts of the public with with the hostages. if we just have a look at what this installation involves, it's over 200 different places. those that are set up for friday night dinner and important jewish tradition on each of the chairs, there's a photograph off of each of the hostages along with their name and their age. and we've got obviously the adults there . and obviously the adults there. and then you come across and then this little this one here, abigail aiden, three years old, with her photograph there in a high chair set up for her. her place. and the idea is, of course , that all of these people course, that all of these people are unable to be with their loved ones tonight . so now just loved ones tonight. so now just to explain more with one of the organisers, oliver oliver. thank you so much forjoining us again. so you were telling me when it was all completed, tell me how you felt when you first came across and th

i'll see you after the news with my good friend lisa hartle . my good friend lisa hartle. >> i'm lisaromise to increase newsroom. a promise to increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from entering the country has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as latest figures show more than 537 people were intercept trying to cross the channel yesterday . to cross the channel yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. i've written to all of our ambassadors , all of our high ambassadors, all of our high commissioners and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk to help stop

. night news with lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom.to show military restraint in its war with hamas . restraint in its war with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, the foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives . james cleverly

and lisa hartle . i'm first, here's the news. and lisa hartle. gaza has been hit by a fresh wave of airstrikes, a number of explosions have been seen after israel issued a warning to residents to leave the area. leaflets were dropped in the north of the strip , in the north of the strip, saying if they stayed, their life was in danger and they may be identified as terrorist sympathisers . earlier, prime sympathisers. earlier, prime minister benjamin netanyahu told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country . a do or die for his country. a second convoy carrying humanitarian aid had to abort a delivery into gaza. earlier, witnesses say they heard a blast and the sound of ambulances near the rafah crossing yesterday. 20 trucks delivered supplies to the strip after the border with egypt was opened for the first time

giving evidence in front of the committee scrutiny panel. panel >> well, gb news london reporter lisa hartle a big day ahead at the inquiry. what's the latest out of it ? latest out of it? >> so after four months of heanngs >> so after four months of hearings this week, the inquiry will be hearing from top members of staff in the government dunng of staff in the government during the time of the pandemic. and as you said, martin reynolds is giving evidence this morning, still give still continuing to give evidence. now, he was the principal secretary to principal private secretary to bofis principal private secretary to boris when he was boris johnson when he was foreign secretary and also when he minister. and he was the prime minister. and as you said, he's best known to the public as being the man who sent to staff sent that email to staff members, to bring members, asking them to bring their to that their own booze to that now known garden that known glorious garden party that took during lockdown at took place during lockdown at downing street. the inquiry has heard that he turned down t

but let's get a news update first from lisa hartle . update first from lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartleto increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from entering the country has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as latest figures show more than 537 people were intercepted trying to cross the channel yesterday . the foreign yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. >> i've written to all of our ambassadors, all of our high commissioners, and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk to help stop the abhorrent traffic taking of human lives across the english channel. be in no doubt, no doubt at all. our diplomats will redouble their effort to bring an end to this terrible , an end to this terrible, terrible injustice . terrible injustice. >> earlier , the tory party >> earlier, the tory party chairman used his opening address to take a swipe at laboun address to take a swipe at l

lisa hartle gb news.>> well sir keir starmer took to the stage yesterday to pitch for power during his speech at the labour party conference and a protester covering the opposition leader with glitter dunng opposition leader with glitter during all that. and didn't he handle that incredibly well? i thought he did. >> he took it in his stride. it was an extension rebellion protester, of course, unwelcome anyway. starmer starmer promised anyway. starmer starmer promised a decade of renewal under labour and said he aims to create a britain that is built to last. well, joining us now is to not doubt that the fire of change still burns in britain. >> the question is whether it lives on inside labour. and today we show it does. today say we turn the page , answer the we turn the page, answer the question why labour with the plan for a britain built to last with higher growth, safer streets , cheap british power in streets, cheap british power in your home, more opportunity in your home, more opportunity in your

i'm lisa hartle. here are the latest headunes hartle.cks carrying humanitarian aid has now entered into gaza . aid has now entered into gaza. earlier, they had to abort the delivery across the rafah border with witnesses saying they heard a blast nearby yesterday. the first 20 aid trucks were able to deliver supplies to the strip when the border with egypt was opened for the first time in two weeks. the un's humanity korean affairs chief, martin griffiths has labelled the delivery a small glimmer of hope for the millions of people in dire need of aid . it comes as gaza faces of aid. it comes as gaza faces a fresh wave of airstrikes, a number of explosions have been seen after israel issued a warning to residents to leave the area. leaflets were dropped in the north of the strip, saying if they stayed, they may be identified as terrorist sympathisers . the health sympathisers. the health ministry says more than 4600 people have been killed in gaza since the incursion earlier , since the incursion earlier, prime minister benjamin netanyahu

lisa hartle gb news enfield .ry suella braverman and the met police commissioner sir mark rowley, where he was being summoned effectively to answer for the met's behaviour over these protests and the jihad being caught for on the streets of london. well, in the past half hour he's been speaking outside the home office to say that the met police would be ruthless in tackling anyone who, as put their over as he said, put their foot over the said that line the line, but said that line must be drawn by parliament, not police officers. let's get more with peter kirkham, a former met senior investigating officer who can join us now. peter, he was sticking to his guns really in terms of the fact that i think they were dealing with 150 cases onune they were dealing with 150 cases online on that showed deep concern. but in terms of the protests on the streets , i think protests on the streets, i think the met has already indicated that senior anti—terrorism officers were on the scene and decided no offensive or no offence

i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. is do or die for his country. benjamin netanyahu's comments come as the military prepares to launch another offensive in gaza following overnight airstrikes . following overnight airstrikes. s the palestinian health ministry says 266 people, including 117 children, have been killed in the past 24 hours. israel has now issued a warning to residents in the north of the strip, telling them to head south or they may be identified as sympathisers of a terrorist organisation. idf spokesman lieutenant colonel peter lerner says forces are only targeting hamas. >> we know extensive how extensive their tunnel mechanisms is and how they are operating and using them so we're confident that we have good intelligence, but you know, the realm of warfare is the, urn, it's not the known knowns. it's the unknowns . unknown knowns. so the unknowns. unknown knowns. so we know that we have a brutal enemy. we don't know exactly what they're doing. we have a good grasp of their operational capabilities , an

but let's get a news update first from lisa hartle . update first from lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartleo increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from entering the country has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as latest figures show more than 537 people were intercepted trying to cross the channel yesterday . the foreign yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. >> i've written to all of our ambassadors, all of our high commissioners, and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk to help stop the abhorrent traffic taking of human lives across the english channel. be in no doubt, no doubt at all. our diplomats will redouble their effort to bring an end to this terrible , an end to this terrible, terrible injustice . terrible injustice. >> earlier , the tory party >> earlier, the tory party chairman used his opening address to take a swipe at laboun address to take a swipe at la

isabel monday thursdays and isabel monday to thursdays on gb news, britain's news channel >> i'm lisa hartleroom. gaza has been hit with a fresh strike of fresh wave of airstrikes . a number of wave of airstrikes. a number of explosions have been seen after israel issued a warning to residents to leave the area . residents to leave the area. leaflets were dropped in the north of the strip, saying if they stayed there , life was in they stayed there, life was in danger and they may be identified as terrorists sympathisers. earlier, prime minister benjamin netanyahu told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country . a do or die for his country. a second convoy carrying humanitarian aid had to abort a delivery into gaza. earlier, witnesses say they heard a blast and the sound of ambulances near the rafah crossing yesterday. 20 trucks delivered supplies to the strip after the border with egypt was opened for the first time in two weeks. in london. and israel, solidarity rally was held earlier in trafalgar square. the bring

but let's get a news update first from lisa hartle . update first from lisa hartle.s been hit by a fresh wave of airstrikes . a number of wave of airstrikes. a number of explosions have been seen after israel issued a warning to residents to leave the area . residents to leave the area. leaflets were dropped in the north of the strip, saying if they stayed there , life was in they stayed there, life was in danger and there may be identified terrorist identified as terrorist sympathisers. earlier, prime minister benjamin netanyahu told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country . a do or die for his country. a second convoy carrying humanitaria aid had to abort a delivery into gaza. earlier, witnesses say they heard a blast and the sound of ambulance was near the rafah crossing. yes today, 20 trucks delivered suppues today, 20 trucks delivered supplies to the strip after the border with egypt was opened for the first time in two weeks. as in london, an israel solidarity rally was held earlier in

any time between and monday morning. >> thank you very much indeed, lisa hartle.y, i can't imagine what it's like for the jewish community there, but i was walking around a part of london where i live, and i saw one of these posters on a lamppost and it had been torn down in part. and i just felt , how would that and i just felt, how would that feel if you had family in israel or you were part of the jewish community, just to see that horrifying , horrifying whatever horrifying, horrifying whatever you think about israel , you think about israel, palestine and the issues there, to take down a poster of hostage? >> oh, i mean, itjust just >> oh, i mean, itjustjust unbelievable. let's let's open this wider to our panel now, emma wolf is with us, as is matthew stadlen. and, matthew, you seem to want to come in there because i understand that for a lot of the jewish community in london, they will have family who know people. they might themselves know people who've been taken hostage. >> yeah, i have friends, close friends who live in tel aviv at the moment. that pack

lisa hartle there gb news this london report.. yes well, a predatory police officer who got more than 200 young girls to send him degrading pictures and videos of themselves over snapchat . chat has received 39 snapchat. chat has received 39 life sentences as we'll get more on that case very shortly. patrick christys here on gb news. britain's the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on. >> gb news as . who is it? >> gb news as. who is it? >> gb news as. who is it? >> we're here for the show . for energy. >> this time . >> this time. >> this time. >> welcome to the dinosaur hour. >> welcome to the dinosaur hour. >> i was married to a therapist. >> i was married to a therapist. >> and you survived . >> and you survived. >> and you survived. >> i thought we were getting hugh, laurie, zach and best man. at least you interviewed saddam hussein . what's that like? hussein. what's that like? >> i was terrified. >> i was terrified. >> i'm playing strip poker with these three. oh, no, thank you. >> my cds need to be put in alpha

lisa hartle is gb news london reporter has been there today and it's been the turn today and it's beenn today of martin reynolds, the former principal private secretary of boris johnson. he's been testifying today. and just to remind those that have forgotten , he was known as party forgotten, he was known as party marty , wasn't he? lisa marty, wasn't he? lisa >> yes, he was so he was the one who sent an email out to downing street staff, inviting them to a garden party, bring their own booze type of party that was dunng booze type of party that was during lockdown in 2020. today he was asked about that to comment on that, and he said that he apologises unreservedly for any hurt and distress that may have caused on his part in it. and when asked whether he thinks that that had an impact on public trust in the government, said but government, he said yes, but less than would have done less so than it would have done if broke when it if the news broke when it happened, it actually broke 15 months he was also asked months later. he was also asked why he changed a whatsapp group that that

lisa hartle is gb news london reporter has been there today and it's been the turn today and it's beenn today of martin reynolds, the former principal private secretary of boris johnson. he's been testifying today. and just to remind those that have forgotten , he was known as party forgotten, he was known as party marty , wasn't he? lisa marty, wasn't he? lisa >> yes, he was so he was the one who sent an email out to downing street staff, inviting them to a garden party, bring their own booze type of party that was dunng booze type of party that was during lockdown in 2020. today he was asked about that to comment on that, and he said that he apologises unreservedly for any hurt and distress that may have caused on his part in it. and when asked whether he thinks that that had an impact on public trust in the government, said but government, he said yes, but less than would have done less so than it would have done if news when it if the news broke when it happened, it actually broke 15 months he was also asked months later. he was also asked why he changed a whatsapp group that that

joining me now is lisa hartle , all our gb now is lisa hartle, all our gb news reporter for he's beenthe day we heard from martin reynolds as you you mentioned there, the former principal secretary to boris johnson when he was the prime minister. and he was asked briefly about that garden party that he sent an email to staff inviting them to bring their own booze. inviting them to bring their own booze . and he was asked, given booze. and he was asked, given that many people lost their loved ones, they couldn't be with their loved ones as they were whilst was were dying. whilst this was happening they were asked happening and they were asked for which he for his response, to which he said apologised unreservedly said he apologised unreservedly for part he played in that for the part he played in that also the inquiry heard that he turned down the disappearing messages function in a whatsapp group that he was in with officials , top officials in officials, top officials in 2021. when asked why he did this, he said that he couldn't remember, but he could speculate and he thought perhaps

brilliant panel i'm joined now by my brilliant panel, the former brexit party mep and my sister and lisa hartleal commentator narinder kaur leo nunziata . if you were thinking nunziata. if you were thinking of offending the biggest tory voting segment of society, would you do that six months before an election ? election? >> oddly enough, no. and in fact, i think it's wrong on all sorts of levels. >> it's political suicide . >> it's political suicide. that's unquestionably true that it is the biggest group of supporters for the conservative party. and you'd be cutting their expected income. but but also, they are people who have paid in all their lives with an expectation that they can live on it at the end of the day. >> but it's not a savings account. it's sort of savings account. it's sort of savings account. well, it's a scheme which it's not a savings account. and actually, as a labour supporter , it's probably labour supporter, it's probably something that i would probably now vote for because that now vote tory for because that triple pension is not triple lock pension is not sustainable

well, lisa hartle has been speaking with the jewish community in north london about anti—semitism ander saturday's attacks. and she is live for us now in golders green. good morning to you, lisa. and what's the feeling of the on the ground there of people at the jewish community? >> good morning. well golders green has a large jewish community, and i've been speaking with people here today and throughout the week, and they're all saying the same thing, that they're heartbroken over the conflict, but they're also concerned of the repercussions that could amount here in the uk today. yesterday we heard that the government has given £3 million additional funding to the security organisation cst. they provide security for jewish schools and synagogues and other jewish buildings . they've said synagogues and other jewish buildings. they've said in synagogues and other jewish buildings . they've said in the buildings. they've said in the last week there's been a 324% rise in the number of anti—semitism reports that they've received. we've also heard reports that today at least three schools

lisa hartle gb news enfield .d. >> well, storm babet has wreaked havoc across the country over the weekend, so let's get a look. today at your latest weather update with craig snell. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to today, it's a bit of a chilly start out there, but for most of us it should be largely dry and bright. watch out for a few icy patches. first thing, however, parts however, across parts of scotland, the far north of england, elsewhere, maybe the odd patch, but odd mist or fog patch, but for most a largely dry and most it's a largely dry and bnght most it's a largely dry and bright start. watching some rain just potentially moving into parts of northern ireland, maybe the far west wales. southwest the far west of wales. southwest england too . but the england too. but come the afternoon, the sunshine afternoon, best of the sunshine really up across parts really will be up across parts of scotland.

gb news reporter lisa hartle has been outside court in chelmsford, 36 year old gavin plum appeared at chelmsford magistrates court this afternoon. >> the shopping centre security guard from harlow in essex has been charged with soliciting a man named david nelson to commit murder and incitement to commit kidnap between the second and the 5th of october. plum is accused of planning to assemble accused of planning to assemble a kidnap and restraint kit and encouraging a third party to travel to the uk to carry out the alleged offences. he was remanded in custody and ordered to appear on the 3rd of november at chelmsford crown court. >> neighbours , describing its >> neighbours, describing its rutherglen and hamilton west by—election win as a seismic victory. michael shanks took the seat with 58% of the vote, more than double that of the snp's katie loudon. labour leader sir keir starmer says scotland is key to securing a majority at the next general election. >> i've been determined from the moment i took over as leader of the labour party to take us from one of the worst defeats since

our reporter lisa hartle has the story. >> pyotr, his two sons and wife, have been housed in various. but after being told they would have to move to yet another hotel in another borough, he said he'd camp outside enfield council until someone met with him. i'm feeling bad for my family. >> i feeling very bad for all my family . sometimes i'm feeling family. sometimes i'm feeling i'm like i'm not a human. i'm like a homeless person . i'm like a homeless person. i'm like, lower category, like lower category person. and my family also in april, i first filmed with the family in enfield. >> piotr is a wheelchair user and so needs adapted accommodation . accommodation. >> i want to be like a escape from escape from the hotel, from the hotel room. i feel like i'm arrested there . and i'm trying arrested there. and i'm trying to escape and save my family . to escape and save my family. >> matt burns from a housing charity says the number of people living in temporary accommodation is shocking. >> we have around 3400 families living in temporary accommodation of some sort at enfield familie

i'm lisa hartle in the gb news room. >> a promise to increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from enteringhas been made at the conservative party conference. that's as the latest figures show, more than 537 people were intercepted trying to cross the channel yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. i've written to all of our ambassadors, all of our high commissioners and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk to help stop the abhorrent trafficking of human lives across the english channel. >> i'll be in no doubt, no doubt at all. our diplomats will redouble their effort to bring an end to this terrible , an end to this terrible, terrible injustice . terrible injustice. >> earlier, the tory party chairman used his opening address to take a swipe at laboun address to take a swipe at labour. i have these available all at the conservative shop outside for just £16.99. >> also online waving flip flops

. >> we're joined by our >> yes, we're joined now by our london reporter lisa hartle, who has latest of the government's most senior staff on exactly what happened behind closed doors during at downing street during the pandemic . street during the pandemic. >> so, as you said, right now, martin reynolds is giving evidence he was boris johnson's private secretary when he was foreign secretary and also when he was minister, he was prime minister, he advised him day by day, most known to the public as the man that sent that email to staff, telling them to bring their own booze to that notorious garden party at downing street that took place during lockdown this morning. the chair, heather hallett, opened the inquiry saying that she will decide what evidence will be published after that comes after complaints that only of documents and only parts of documents and whatsapp messages are being made public. and she's asking witnesses to respect that decision . on now the theme of decision. on now on the theme of whatsapps, the inquiry has heard this morning that boris johnson did not realise

custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and kill tv presenter holly willoughby, gb news reporter lisa hartleplum appeared at chelmsford magistrates court this afternoon. >> the shopping centre security guard from harlow in essex has been charged with soliciting a man named david nelson to commit murder and incitement to commit kidnap between the second and the 5th of october. plum is accused of planning to assemble accused of planning to assemble a kidnap and restraint kit and encouraging a third party to travel to the uk to carry out the alleged offences. he was remanded in custody and ordered to appear on the 3rd of november at chelmsford crown court. >> labour's described its rutherglen and hamilton west by—election win as a seismic victory. michael shanks took the seat with 58% of the vote, more than double that of the snp's katie loudon, labour leader. sir keir starmer says scotland is

custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and kill tv presenter holly willoughby, gb news reporter lisa hartle been outside court in chelmsford, 36 year old gavin plum appeared at chelmsford magistrates court this afternoon. >> the shopping centre security guard from harlow in essex has been charged with soliciting a man named david nelson to commit murder and incitement to commit kidnap between the second and the 5th of october. plum is accused of planning to assemble accused of planning to assemble a kidnap and restraint kit and encouraging a third party to travel to the uk to carry out the alleged offences. he was remanded in custody and ordered to appear on the 3rd of november at chelmsford crown court. >> labour's described its rutherglen and hamilton west by—election win as a seismic victory. michael shanks took the seat with 58% of the vote, more than double that of the snp's katie loudon, labour leader. sir keir starmer says scotland is key to securing a majority at the next general election. i've been determined from the moment i took over as leader of the labour party to take us from

well, joining us now from television centre in west london is gb news reporter lisa hartle. to learn this morning. last minute changes at this morning. yes today. what's the very latest ? today. what's the very latest? the owner of that ? the owner of that? >> so we've heard in the last few moments that police have charged man, 36 year old man named as gavin plumb over an alleged plot to kidnap holly willoughby. so the man from harlow essex has been accused of soliciting to commit murder, inciting to commit rape and incitement to commit kidnap. he will appear at chelmsford magistrate court today after being arrested on wednesday. superintendent tim stubbs said this was an extremely fast paced investigation with many of our officers and national partners working overnight to secure these charges . the safeguarding these charges. the safeguarding of any victim is paramount and we will continue to prioritise this as the investigation action proceeds. now, holly willoughby reportedly chose to pull out of filming on thursday, leaving many viewers wondering where she was, why she w

the london reporter lisa hartle, who's actually there for us now. can see behind me, hopefully there's fences around the cenotaph. now, we've seen the cenotaph boarded up. many times when there are protests that are taking place. and i spoke to some police officers on the street here earlier and asked them and they said that that's indeed the case. whenever we have a protest, they said we want to ensure that cenotaph ensure that the cenotaph is protected . at the weekend, there protected. at the weekend, there was outrage when a protest took took place, but there was a stage erected next to the cenotaph now of course, the cenotaph is a focal point for so many people that that wish to go there and to pay their respects to those that have been lost in conflict. it's over 100 years old. the first cenotaph was actually put in place as a wooden structure, a temporary structure after the first world war for people to go and pay their respects to those that they'd lost. but then this permanent we permanent structure that we now have today has remained in p

custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and kill tv presenter holly willoughby, gb news reporter lisa hartle has been outside court in chelmsford, 36 year old gavin plum appeared at chelmsford magistrates court this afternoon. >> the shopping centre security guard from harlow in essex has been charged with soliciting a man named david nelson to commit murder and incitement to commit kidnap between the second and the 5th of october. plum is accused of planning to assemble accused of planning to assemble a kidnap and restraint kit and encouraging a third party to travel to the uk to carry out the alleged offences. he was remanded in custody and ordered to appear on the 3rd of november at chelmsford crown court. >> labour's described its rutherglen and hamilton west by—election win as a seismic victory. michael shanks took the seat with 58% of the vote, more than double that of the snp's katie loudon, labour leader. sir keir starmer says scotland is key to securing a majority at the next general election. i've been determined from the moment i took over as leader of the labour party to take us

in the meantime, lisa hartle has been speaking community members speaking with community members in northout anti—semitism and it's live as well now in golders green afternoon , lisa. thank you very, afternoon, lisa. thank you very, very much. so what's been going on where you are? a heavily populated jewish area in north london? what's happening there ? london? what's happening there? >> hello. yes, well, i've been speaking to members of the jewish community here today , as jewish community here today, as well as in london throughout the week . and all said the week. and they've all said the same heartbroken same thing. they're heartbroken over conflict, but also over the conflict, but also they're concerned over they're really concerned over what the implications could be for them back here. and as you said, there was that £3 million package that the government announced yesterday to that security organisation, cst . and security organisation, cst. and they they provide security for jewish schools and synagogue eggs. and they said over the last week alone they've seen a rise of 324% in

i'm lisa hartle in the gb news room. >> a promise to increase efforts to stop illegal migrants from enteringuntry has been made at the conservative party conference. that's as the latest figures show, more than 537 people were intercepted trying to cross the channel yesterday. the foreign secretary, james cleverly told the party faithful he's working with international allies to stop the boats. i've written to all of our ambassadors, all of our high commissioners and i've instructed each and every one of them to do even more work with them to do even more work with the countries in which they represent the uk to help stop the abhorrent trafficking of human lives across the english channel. >> i'll be in no doubt, no doubt at all. our diplomats will redouble their effort to bring an end to this terrible , an end to this terrible, terrible injustice . terrible injustice. >> earlier, the tory party chairman used his opening address to take a swipe at laboun address to take a swipe at labour. i have these available all at the conservative shop outside for just £16.99. >> also online waving flip

lisa hartle gb news hertfordshire . at an inspiration. >> 98 is not young . and you >> 98 is not young. and you know, she was putting most of us to shame and goodness me and her sort of attitude to life. you know, i love alcohol. i love food. but it was in moderation . food. but it was in moderation. an and the advice is surround yourself with pictures of things that make you smile . that make you smile. >> here. here's what makes isabel smile . oh, yeah. isabel smile. oh, yeah. >> picture pictures of my family , my kitten, which apparently there to show. there is science to show. >> there's your family . >> there's your family. >> there's your family. >> that's everybody gathered together. is poppy and together. there is poppy and william and liam .and together. there is poppy and william and liam . and there is william and liam. and there is henry, the protector. >> hector the protector . >> hector the protector. >> hector the protector. >> oh, that's a nice picture. >> oh, that's a nice picture. >> there's a little cu

. >> well, our reporter lisa hartle has been speaking with the community in north london and there forr us in golders green. morning lisa. what have people been telling you ? hello. yes . oh oh, what have people been telling you ? hello. yes. oh oh, oh. you? hello. yes. oh oh, oh. didn't get very far there, did i? >> we didn't know that line has gone down. have we got have we got her back. yes. far away. and let's just see. no it's not far away. let's just see if we can get that line up and running because it's important. it's important know the important to know what the community saying . go on, community is saying. go on, then, lisa, far away. >> i'm here in. can you hear me now? can . hopefully you now? can. hopefully you can hear me now. so i'm in golders green, which has a large jewish community. and throughout the week i've been speaking to members of the jewish community here london, they've all here in london, and they've all said thing. their said the same thing. their hearts over the conflict. hearts broken over the conflict. but they're also extremely concerned possible con

show for the 5 am, repeat, please stay tuned now time stay tuned because now it's time for >> i'm lisa hartlefresh strike of fresh wave of airstrikes . a number of wave of airstrikes. a number of explosions have been seen after israel issued a warning to residents to leave the area . residents to leave the area. leaflets were dropped in the north of the strip, saying if they stayed there , life was in they stayed there, life was in danger and they may be identified as terrorists sympathisers. earlier, prime minister benjamin netanyahu told troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country. troops the war against hamas is do or die for his country . a do or die for his country. a second convoy carrying humanitarian aid had to abort a delivery into gaza. earlier, witnesses say they heard a blast and the sound of ambulances near the rafah crossing yesterday. 20 trucks delivered supplies to the strip after the border with egypt was opened for the first time in two weeks. in london. and israel, solidarity rally was held earlier in trafalgar square. the bring them home protest called for th

gb news reporter lisa hartle has been outside court in chelmsford i >> 86 year old gavin plumb appearedm harlow in essex has been charged with soliciting a man named david nelson to commit murder and incitement to commit kidnap between the second and the 5th of october. plumb is accused of planning to assemble a kidnap and restraint kit and encouraging a third party to travel to the uk to carry out the alleged offences . he was the alleged offences. he was remanded in custody and ordered to appear on the 3rd of november at chelmsford crown court . at chelmsford crown court. >> labour is describing its rutherglen and hamilton west by—election win as a seismic victory . michael shanks took the victory. michael shanks took the seat with 58% of the vote, more than double that of the snp's katie loudon . labour leader sir katie loudon. labour leader sir keir starmer says scotland is key to securing a majority at the next general election . the next general election. >> i've been determined from the moment i took over as leader of the labour party to take us from one of the worst defeats sinc

the london reporter lisa hartle, who was at that news conference and can speak now more to the familiesll, i'm joined by noam, whose mother has been taken hostage . no, i'm so sorry taken hostage. no, i'm so sorry to hear what you're going through. you were saying before that today you were actually supposed to meet your mum from heathrow to celebrate heathrow airport to celebrate her 75th birthday. yeah right now, i was supposed to go and be on my way to. >> to pick her up, and she was very much looking fonnard to come here and celebrate with her. her 75th birthday actually in a lovely place in devon. she loves devon. >> and when was the last time that you heard of your mum's whereabouts ? whereabouts? >> so on? on the 7th of october. on saturday morning , my >> so on? on the 7th of october. on saturday morning, my mum had a exchange with my sister actually , because of the time actually, because of the time difference , she didn't want to difference, she didn't want to wake us up here and she said that she is seeing and hearing too many people outside and she's really worried she's go

lisa hartle has been speaking to one community in north london about their experiences. and of course it seems to be a daily occurrence now in terms of people's direct personal experience . experience. >> yeah, so golders green has a large jewish community and today , as well as over the week i've been speaking to other members of the jewish community in london and they've all said the same thing that are same thing that they are heartbroken over the conflict, but they're also worried about the repercussions that what that could mean for them . and as we could mean for them. and as we heard yesterday, the government has pledged £3 million to the organisation ocean kst community security trust. they they provide security for jewish schools, synagogues and other jewish community buildings. and they've said that just this week alone, they've seen a rise of 324% in reports of anti—semitism . we've heard reports of at least three schools in north london closing today. that's amidst heightened security concerns after the former leader of the hamas called for protests . that's